Chapter 343

Khun Sa.

Born in Burma, his father was a chieftain; his original life trajectory was to inherit his father's business and spend an ordinary life in a small village.

However, Khun Sa was obviously not a person who was content with mediocrity and quickly took advantage of Burma falling into chaos to pull up a team.

Then, to support the army, he started the white goods business.

Eventually, he became the big gambling tycoon occupying eighty percent of the Golden Triangle area.

Khun Sa's ambition was very big, and unlike ordinary gambling tycoons, he was not satisfied with the status quo.

White goods were just Khun Sa's means of accumulating wealth, providing military expenses for his army, and purchasing a large number of weapons and equipment to arm himself.

What Khun Sa really wanted to do was to use the Golden Triangle as a base to establish a kingdom that belonged solely to him!

For this, Khun Sa built a military base in the valley and filled it with all kinds of weapons; among his more than 16,000 soldiers, at least 10,000 were stationed in the base.

And outside the base were several large villages, where a large number of indigenous people lived.

These indigenous people were all forcibly relocated here by Khun Sa from various places, just to facilitate subsequent nation-building.

So many people gathered in the valley area; whether it was the military base or daily life, they all needed a large amount of electricity.

Therefore, Khun Sa also built a small power station to meet the electricity needs of the base and the villages.

Base.

Central building, top floor, Khun Sa's office.

Khun Sa stood in front of the window; the view here was excellent, and he could overlook the entire military base and the villages further out.

Seeing the figures of soldiers patrolling and indigenous people busy, a look of satisfaction appeared on Khun Sa's face.

Khun Sa enjoyed this feeling of being high above, overlooking his subjects, making him feel as if he had become an omnipotent god.

"Soon... in a few more years, it will be the opportunity for nation-building."

Khun Sa raised his head, looking at the sky and muttering to himself.

For so many years, Khun Sa had been accumulating strength and expanding his troops; up to now, he already had an armed force of nearly 20,000 people.

But this was not enough.